All-instrumental album by Ceoltoiri featuring the harp, hammered dulcimer, fiddle, guitar and concertina. Music from the Celtic lands including Ireland and Scotland. Ceoltoiri weaves a rich and varied tapestry of textures and sounds. Hear Irish jigs, reels, hornpipes and slow airs, a Scottish reel and strathspey, Swedish polskas, Coilsfield House/Jig of Slurs, and Knit the Pocky, a reel from the Bremner Collection (1757). (50:02 minutes). This recording is out of print but there are still a few copies available for purchase.

Features Irish singer, Connie McKenna. Like the Irish band, the Chieftains, Ceoltoiri presents an ensemble style that includes driving jigs and reels as well as an exciting mix of traditional and contemporary sounds. Hear the Irish lament Rockin' the Cradle, a Scandinavian polska set, tunes by O'Carolan and a W.B. Yeats song from the poem Song of the Wandering Aengus set to a Scottish air. Pronounced "kul-tory," Ceoltoiri means "musicians" in Irish Gaelic. (54:50 minutes)

Out of print. There are only a few hard copies left.

The mystical legends and lore of Celtic women, with haunting Irish Gaelic songs and instrumentals on Irish flute and whistle, Celtic harp, guitar, hammered dulcimer, uilleann pipes, Irish button accordion, sax, flute, clarinet, fretless bass, piano, and percussion. This CD includes the pure Gaelic singing of award-winning Irish-American vocalist Connie McKenna, two National Celtic harp champions, Sue Richards and Carol Rose Duane, hammered dulcimer and Irish flute player, Karen Ashbrook, and with Celtic superstar on the Irish button accordion Billy McComiskey as well as other guests on uilleann pipes and woodwinds.